China’s 30% Stock Rally Has An Economic Problem
Gaining on them is economic reality that has many wondering if the more than 30% surge in equities from a September low is overdone. The problem is an underlying economy facing intensifying headwinds. And one failing to keep pace with the sudden surge in investor optimism toward China.
The scorching rally in Chinese stocks over the past week or so underlines one of the key rules of markets: always keep an eye ...
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The problems over the past decade are structural in nature and will require fundamental reforms of the economy to put it on ...
Investors make two profound errors in their approach to emerging markets. First, they are entranced by GDP growth even though ...
For much of the past year since China reopened to the world following the Covid-19 pandemic, a pall has hung over large ...
After seeing prices decline for years, Chinese officials have made a burst of policy changes aimed at making it easier to buy ...
In the worst-case scenario, Nomura warns of a stock market bubble followed by a crash, akin to the 2015 market collapse. The ...
Money managers plowed cash into exchange-traded funds that buy Chinese stocks last week as a wave of fresh stimulus measures ...
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Crude prices jumped on worries about worsening tensions in the Middle East, while U.S. stocks pulled back further from their ...
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